Designed by Koichi Hankai Architect & Associates, It’s a large-scale renovation work of the monorail station. Because it’s a tourist facility and can’t be closed, we did construction work leaving only the existing platform.
photography by © Yohei Sasakura
Planned with one structure to adapt to the existing law in the extension part. The main structure is steel frames, the secondary structure is wood, creating a rustic atmosphere even in large spaces.
In open space with a roof, it’s possible to cope with sudden climate change on the Japan Sea side such as wind and rain and snow.
photography by © Yohei Sasakura
Project Info:
Architects: Koichi Hankai Architect & Associates
Location: 437 Monju, Miyazu-Shi, Kyōto-fu 626-0001, Japan
Area: 299.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Yohei Sasakura
Project Name: Monorail station of Amanohashidate view land
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